There have been a number of discussions in recent weeks in the next generation of display technology that Apple used in a new iPhone. Apple is using LCDs for its smartphones, and while waiting for the iPhone family in July 2016 to hold an LCD, 2017 iPhones seem ready to switch to OLED for the next 'S' devices.
According to reports, Apple has been with LCD screens because of problems in production costs, longevity, and production. These issues have decreased over time to the point where Apple is willing to tolerate the use of OLED display panels iPhone.These be from LG and Samsung (Reuters informs and others), and is expected to Samsung will take the bulk of the order. This, in part, be some compensation to Samsung, which can lose to TSMC for the supply A10 SoC System to feed the iPhone 7 and associated tablets.
A10 TSMC design uses techniques designed to minimze the vertical height of the components in the chipset, allowing Apple maintain the circuit board as thin as possible. That suggests that it is still thin on the Cupertino, and OLED will be incorporated into that ethos - in general OLED screens are thinner than LCD assemblies that no backlight is required. While many would like Apple to use the extra space for more battery capacity, most likely saved on the device design volume will result in a more fashionable smartphone thinner (and sales of battery box Apple smart abominable).
Collaboration between VU TV Department & BNU TFT Department
Virtual University of Pakistan through its Department of television (VUTV) signed a memorandum of understanding for the company's cooperation with the School of Media and Communication (SMC) and the Department of Theatre, Film and TV (TFT), University National Beaconhouse. TV channels TFT VUTV video tesista and also promote the segment through the media of the mobilization of the student community.
An integrated rector, NBU, Dean of the School of Media and Mass Communication and Hod, Department of Theatre, Film and Television, along with other members of the delegation visited BNU Television Network Virtual University. NBU officials appreciated the state of the art facility, the only mode of education and the contribution of the VU to educate the nation.
Dr. Naveed Malik, Rector of the Virtual University of Pakistan and Mr. Shahid Hafiz Kardar, Vice Chancellor BNU graced the occasion with his presence. Director Guest of Honour and VC, BNU, Mr. Shahid Hafiz Kardar praised the efforts of venture collaboration between the two departments and stressed that both universities must work together for cooperation in other areas. The Rector, Virtual University of Pakistan, Prof. Dr. Naveed A. Malik appreciated the efforts of the Program Manager, VU Television Network, Mr. Baber Ali and HOD of the Department of Theatre, Film and TV School of Media and Communication, BNU, Mr. Urooj Samdani for the event. Previously, Program Manager, VUTV, Mr. Baber Ali highlighted the main features of the collaboration between the two departments. Mr. Urooj Samdani, admired the professionalism of the VU television and his coaching staff and said that there is great potential to work together on many horizons for the times to come.
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